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Phila. workforce agency to partner with four major employers

Philadelphia’s workforce system didn’t have a great reputation in the past. Over the past year plus, the city’s ...

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For first time, Pa. slots revenue drops

State gambling regulators say gross revenue from slot machines was down nearly 2 percent during the fiscal year that just ended, the firs ...

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 DuckDuckGo Founder Gabriel Weinberg says traffic to the search engine has grown since users began looking for ways to keep their online data private. (Photo courtesy of DuckDuckGo)

Companies promising online privacy see post-PRISM bump

Earlier this month, Americans learned about widespread government surveillance of their online information. The National Security ...

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Pa. Turnpike panel seeks to cut back its $450 million annual toll to the state

The cost of crossing the state on the Pennsylvania Turnpike could hit $50 in the coming decade — and $150 by 2057 — unless th ...

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Natural gas industry eyes increased LNG exports [audio]

The nation’s new energy secretary Ernest Moniz spoke at an energy conference today, where he told the audience that applications fo ...

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Post-PRISM, traffic soars for websites offering privacy

Since revelations that the National Security Agency is tapping into the servers of Internet giants, including Google and Apple, traffic t ...

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50 years later, gender pay gap narrowed but still present

In the 1960s, Janice Bellace worked as a Bell Telephone operator while she went to college. All Bell Telephone operators were women then. ...

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School layoffs will make Philly’s high unemployment worse

Last week it was announced that 3,783 Philadelphia school system employees will lose their jobs due to the district’s financi ...

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USGA footing bill to offset costs of hosting U.S. Open

Haverford residents concerned about the cost of hosting the U.S. Open Championship can rest easy: the U.S. Golf Association will pick up ...

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 Some local businesses prepare for a boom in customers with the start of the U.S. Open Golf Championship in Ardmore, Pa. (Jennifer Lynn/WHYY)

As U.S. Open begins on the Main Line, business owners predict mixed bag for local economy

Practice rounds begin today for the U.S. Open Golf Championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore. 

It’s estimated the wee ...

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 Casinos in several states are forbidding gamblers from wearing the tiny eyeglasses-mounted device capable of shooting photos, filming video and surfing the Internet. Regulators say the gadgets could be used to cheat at card games. (Jeff Chiu/AP Photo, file)

Leave your Google Glass at the casino door in A.C.

The new “glasses” from Google already are banned at a Seattle bar. They were not permitted at Google’s own shareholders ...

13 years ago

Philadelphia firefighters win another battle…still losing war

Agreeing to salt money away to pay for a firefighters arbitration settlement, Philadelphia City Council has overridden a mayoral veto.&nb ...

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Tax payment plan possible for some Philly property owners

Philadelphia property owners who cannot afford their tax bills all at once may be allowed to pay in monthly installments, following passa ...

13 years ago

Tax on vacant properties could save lives, says Philly Council president

In the wake of Wednesday’s building collapse, a bill has been introduced in Philadelphia City Council to add a tax to vacant proper ...

13 years ago

Pennsylvania Convention Center OKs privatization plan

The board of the Pennsylvania Convention Center has voted to privatize management of the center’s operations. The board chos ...

13 years ago

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